Locke on Toleration (Cambridge Texts in the History of Philosophy)
Locke's writings on toleration examine religious freedom, state authority, and the boundaries of political power in early modern thought.
About This Book
This volume presents John Locke's influential writings on religious toleration within the Cambridge Texts in the History of Philosophy series.
Edited by Richard Vernon, the collection situates Locke's arguments in their historical and intellectual context.
Readers encounter primary texts that address the relationship between individual conscience and political authority.
The edition provides scholarly apparatus to support study of early modern debates on freedom and governance.
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